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underpinned

verb as in base

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The post-WWII system of international alliances, underpinned by NATO, is now in grave peril of being unraveled.

From Salon

BBC News NI has seen an extract from an executive document which underpinned Monday's budget reallocation, known as a monitoring round.

From BBC

This same principle, streamlined to “Nothing about us without us,” has underpinned popular social movements of our time.

From Salon

Critics praised the ambition of Tafdrup's film, which the New York Times called "utterly fearless in its mission to unsettle", underpinned by its shocking final scenes.

From BBC

To understand how a refurbishment could have created the possibility of such a disaster, we have to look at what underpinned all that work - the building regulations.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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